What does the phrase "Through the eyes of art" mean to you?

Question

I'm doing a small project, and I was wondering what other people thought this meant.

Answer 1

Art doesn't have eyes, so I'm not sure what concept that is meant to communicate.  Maybe it means, "viewed as art".  So, for example, viewed as a grocery item, a can of Campbell's soup is about as mundane as it gets.  But viewed as art, it can be the inspiration for Andy Warhol to make a commentary on modern American culture.

Answer 2

I think it means instead of just looking at the appearance of the painting, you should also look at the effort of the person who painted it.

Answer 3

Art...Painting. Sculptures etc...are showing a culture of the artist...You can learn a lot.  All statues of Greek Goddesses are larger women with curves..etc. The book I am writing shows several sides to my culture and cultural experiences'....

Answer 4

The way we perseve the message in the art itself. what we see it and how it makes us feel.

Answer 5

well we only understand somethings through art. by looking at art. its like being a visual learner. its easier to understand it if you look at it than if you were listening to it.

Answer 6

The perspective of Art Garfunkel